From cubs and habitat to status and threats, learn about all things polar bears from the leading polar bear nonprofit.

Curious about polar bears' habitat, food, life cycle and more? Get to know the bears and explore our polar bear facts.

Polar bears range across the circumpolar Arctic, in five “polar bear nations”: Canada, the United States, Russia, Norway, and Greenland. Canada is home to the most polar bears, approximately two-thirds …

Learn about the life of a polar bear from mating and birthing to their diet and habitat and how a warming Arctic affects their ecosystem

Polar bears are forever linked to the Arctic sea ice, where they hunt their seal prey. The bears are found in five range states: the U.S. (Alaska), Canada, Russia, Greenland, and Norway (Svalbard).

But polar bears are built for those conditions. From fur to skin, to paws and claws, the sea bear’s physique is designed to protect them from the cold, hunt seals, and dominate the Arctic.

As the only nonprofit with a sole focus on polar bears and their sea ice home, Polar Bears International sees climate action as the only hope to ensure the long-term survival of polar bears and people.

In summer, polar bears curl up on the sea ice, sometimes using a block of ice or a paw as a pillow. Landlocked bears sleep on the tundra or dig sleeping pits in the sand or gravel ridges along the shore.

Here, you’ll find fun activities, polar bear facts, info on climate warming, and how you can be a part of the solution.

Polar Bears International has long supported respectful tourism to see polar bears in their natural habitat. Seeing polar bears in the wild and learning about the challenges they face can inspire people …